#Unitate disc

[nikkalick]

I have chronic back pain, have for a while. It’s not so bad now that I had surgery, but I lived with it for years. I tried to go to a doctor for it, but they just said to lose weight, so I learned to live with the pain until one morning I couldn’t get up from bed. Couldn’t move without feeling like electricity was running up and down my back, burning my spine and leg from the inside.

This had me back in front of a doctor who (thankfully) listened and then for an entire year my insurance jerked me around requiring that I try different methods to manage the pain before finally agreeing to cover surgery.

In that year leading up to surgery something inside me broke. I couldn’t do the most basic tasks. Having to learn how to move my body in just the right way so that I wouldn’t lock up trying to wipe my own ass is one of my least favorite memories. Next to it is a tie between falling at my sister’s wedding because my leg gave out and being in so much pain I couldn’t sleep for days on end. I couldn’t sit, couldn’t drive, couldn’t bend or twist or even lay down without feeling like my nerves were on fire.

Work accommodated but I felt useless. I couldn’t lift inventory anymore. Couldn’t do a key part of my job that I (oddly) enjoyed doing. Commuting the hour to school twice a week was excruciating, but it was my first year of grad school. I had to push through. My professors were kind, they accommodated so that I could be as comfortable as possible in class. But I felt like a distraction, a nuisance, a bother. It was so hard to focus on lectures and homework when 90% of the input my brain was receiving was that of pain.

I grit my teeth and bore it, my mental health hit a new all time low, and I broke down in front my my mother more times than I can count. And I did this for a year because insurance refused to cover surgery unless I proved to them I needed it. I had to jump through their hoops and play by their rules to get the procedure I needed and that my care team knew I needed. I lost feeling in my leg and foot because they made me wait.

I will forever be grateful for the doctors who listened, for the physical therapist who advocated for me, for my mom who surprisingly became my rock during the whole ordeal. But my insurance company? They can go fuck themselves.

My pain before that year was bad, but not excruciating. My pain now? It’s minimal. Sometimes I still lock up and I’ll likely never have all of the sensation return to my left foot, but I’ll take the constant pins and needles over that year of pain any day. That said, had it gone on much longer I genuinely don’t know if I’d be here typing this.

Anyways…I guess what I’m saying is IF he did it, I get it. I really really get it.

[laplacesdevil]

Matt I did to test out the pixel brush on mobile

[smbhax]

Space Channel 5 Part 2 (Dreamcast)

[fuzzkaizer]

Arbiter - Sounddimension

cred: reverb.com/I dont sell fuzz face screws anymore!!!!

[elfangel94]

Using a Tens Unit is so wild like ‘oh I’m in pain better go electrocute myself’

[farsight-the-char]

Goats confirmed for Space Marine 2.

I look forward to reducing their population so GW stops putting them in every damn starter set for Tsons.

[duckapus]

Tales From the Grid: Battle Nexus Bozos

An arc on the Grid's channel where Timmy, Piper and a few of the Links (obviously including the Anchor version) are invited to participate in the Battle Nexus Tournament (from TMNT) taking place in the Fairly Oddparents Server (remember; Timmy's server is made up of the Nickelodeon multiverse instead of just the FOP universe thanks to the canon crossovers he's been part of).

And since this can't just be a simple tournament arc, the Syndicate sneak past the Battle Nexus's robust security with their firewall-proof portals to cause trouble, along with their newest allies; the Shredder and his Foot Clan, specifically one of the 2003 Shredders (leaning towards Cyber-Shredder because computer stuff, definitely not using the demon one because he doesn't play well with others, even moreso than most Shredders). I know that one wasn't a Nick show but Rise Shedder's bad at subtlety, worse than Demon Shredder at team-ups, and also very dead (plus he doesn't really have a Foot Clan to lead during the time where he's in any state to do so), and I'm not that fond of 2012 Shredder even though I liked the show.

That being said I'll probably include multiple versions of the Turtles if I decide to properly write this out. I'm already including multiple Links so why not right?

[tiyajewel]

Circle Earring, Gold Disc Long Earring, Hammered Earrings, Party Wear, Lightweight, Hypoallergenic, Easy to Style

[eggpea]

why must good ac units cost so much

[volfoss]

Also wanted to toss a poll up for this at the middle of the night but since I'm nearly done (p much one route left and proofreading stuff and I'm done) and game faqs will more than likely take a while to approve the guide w how long it is:

[dimiclaudeblaigan]

I just got Shinon for the first time in this file. 🤣

[hemantgoel]

Rotating Disc Extraction Column by Goel Scientific

Discover the Rotating Disc Extraction Column from Goel Scientific, designed for efficient liquid-liquid separation in Canada and the USA. Ideal for homogeneous mixture separation.

[undyinglantern]

sorry to disappoint everybody but i did in fact preorder sonadow generations 😔✌🏼

[starspangledsoldiers]

“i just can’t not call ryan white” you can’t? you absolutely CANNOT?? are you being held against your will? blink twice for help

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

In Good Company (2004, Paul Weitz)

19/08/2024

[discgolfunited]

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